An arts festival celebrating the mental-health and wellbeing of African and Caribbean Communities.
Our free day-time programme includes six creative wellbeing workshops where you can join in with drumming, singing, yoga, dance, poetry and art, an African and Caribbean Craft Market, Mental Health and Wellbeing Information stalls and a Pampering Zone offering Nail Art, Hand Massage, Barbering and Gem Tooth Designs.
Our Evening programme features live Soul, RnB and Jazz from Call Me Unique and her band, Spoken Word, Music and Drama from The StereoHype Social Crew and Reverend Canon Eve Pitts in conversation with Red Earths’ Sandra Griffiths exploring faith, identity and mental health.
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